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Your chain of title might disappear into the fog of time, as Ballantine describes, and who knows what surprises lie there.

Prior to the merger, LeBouef & Lamb was financially sound, while Dewey Ballantine was facing declining revenues.

TL;DR: del Ray was an editorial consultant at Ballantine who saw a market for formulaic Tolkien-derivatives (e.g.

The 1965 Ballantine edition alone had been reprinted nearly a dozen times by 1967.

Can't get the Borromean rings to look like the Ballantine logo.

Augsburger beer disappeared from local shelves about 25 years ago, and that I haven't seen Ballantine XXX or IPA in a while.

Thomas Ballantine of Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston.

The Lord of the Rings, Conan, Fafhrd and the Grey Mouser.) Credit where credit is due, the Ballantine books are what made Tolkien explode in popularity here in the U.

Unfinished Tales, Ballantine paperback, p.

I think the Ballantine Tolkien paperbacks I had when I was a kid were something like the 40th edition, and that was (cough) a long time ago.

Incidentally, the US Ballantine edition of TLoTR had massive publicity from Tolkien himself, in response to an earlier unauthorised publication in the US by Ace Books, for which Tolkien didn't receive any royalties.

[1] [1] From the book Archimedes' Revenge: The Joys and Perils of Mathematics by Paul Hoffman (New York: Ballantine Books, 1988), pp.

As if “ the illustrator hadn’t read my book.” The 1973 Ballantine editions carried only Tolkien’s own paintings on the covers and slipcase.

It strongly reminds me of Jacques Carelman's "Catalogue d'objets introuvables" (1969) [translated as "Catalog of fantastic things", 1971 by Ballantine Books in New York].

The Ballantine edition contained a plea from Tolkien stating that "Those who approve of courtesy (at least) to living authors will purchase it and no other." Morally, I am with Tolkien on this one.

Ballantine, where the court ruled against a political campaign for their unauthorized use of a photo in advertising.

Presidio Press/Ballantine Books, 2004 relevant quote (from 1992): > The Soviets were well aware of nuclear weapon safety issues.

There must be some reason why they don't put Marlboro ads in a lung cancer clinic or a Ballantine's ad in an alcohol rehab center.